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With an eye to his particular importance as a documentarian of Anglophone Caribbean history and culture, this critical analysis of Eric Roach's published poetry interprets his work in the context of a broader study of the intersections of his poetic life, the political events he experienced, and the seminal debates about art and culture--both "high" and "low"--in which he took part.

Produktbeschreibung
With an eye to his particular importance as a documentarian of Anglophone Caribbean history and culture, this critical analysis of Eric Roach's published poetry interprets his work in the context of a broader study of the intersections of his poetic life, the political events he experienced, and the seminal debates about art and culture--both "high" and "low"--in which he took part.
Autorenporträt
Laurence A. Breiner is the author of An Introduction to West Indian Poetry and a member of the African-American studies faculty at Boston University, where he teaches Caribbean, postcolonial, and 17th-century literatures. He lives in Boston.